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Comedy Convaraatioilaililla
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NEW MOTION PICTURES
’Mtt‘ifiée‘ VAGBEWLLE Welling
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anon. Motionl’iélures O'CLOCK
. Daily
Every Saturday Continuoua Performance from 1:30 to ll P. M.
Matinee
“,5 and 10c.
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‘ nox‘ SEES, 25c
Evening
10 and 150
”lathe" PIANO. av evaluaur a com a co. uaac :xoLuaichv
has E BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
Macaw eraser.
Next Game, Saturday; May 281b
Nouwnms
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GAME CALLED 3:80
ADMISSION. - - 25 CENTS:
BOY! UNDlll 12 YIARS. 10 CENT.
Grand lurid "do to Ladlee.
month DAY
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
11111 1110 iii 11111
BASEBALL.
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Connecticut League Standing.
W. . P
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New Britain ........ .. ill
Yeatarday'a Raaolta.
a At llolyokewiirldgepori 7. ilolyok.»
l.
At New Hilt't‘iiletiW lluven
Northampton 2.
At New llritnlu~-\\‘nlerbnry
Nwa ilritain 0.
At Hartfortiwhlprlngiieid
ford ii,
ll.
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4. lim-
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National Leaguewstandln
.lill't
M h tt C H 4 Pillsbury: ...........ltl i0
an a all 0 age Stiletto ............ 17 ii 1.3:
. ‘ ,lni-inuall ......... ill 12 .i
“‘0“an “A": """""""" 10.30110“ York .......... 17 in MS
arraituoou 0AM! ........... M30131. Louis ........... in id .500
nod—r " a |Phiiadclphiu ........ Ill 14 .tiil
' ‘ iloawn ............. 111 ill .1145
00144010111 AT '"wnm' umolnyu ........... 11 21 .311
Righter Freight Rammed Cabooaa cf
Extra Train.
The breaking in two of extro freight
train No. 242 Juat west or ilrcwatcr
Monday afternoon reunited In 11 cal-
iialon which disabled the caboose and 0
W 1A1 illncliiiiati~llonton it. Cincinnati
rounding o curvo when the coupling 0,
. one ear of tho extra. 'l‘ilc exit-n w
broke and about 11 third or the train
wail left behind with no trnlnmcn on
it an all wore further up on the train.
Before a llugman could get gunk to
um approaching trtilua on tho name
track. regular frloght No. 130, coming
in the same direction, crauhcd into the
nobooec. or "buggy" of the extra.
throwing it from the track all well an
the box car that wee coupled next to
it. Thu caboose wait badly iimlllliiEtl.
Luckily the car waa not loaded 50
both were hauled back onto the track
and placed on a aiding nearby. delay-
in treble but a ahort time.
be extra came on to .the local
yarda where a manger roach wait an-
cured in do duly aa a cabooao in place
of the one that waa wrecked.
Luckily the engineer on the regular
law the roar and of the cairn in time
to diminish the speed of bin train, or
. . the raauita of the collision might have
. bean more ecriouti.
an“...
m TH! OOVIINOR’I OFFlOl.
Governor Frank B. Weeks has la-
audit a requisition on the governor of
I New York for the arrest of Tony
mum. now in Warsaw, N. Y.. and
wanted in Bradford for theft colu-
mittal!“ it. 1010. W. .i. McKee baa
,, ’ 'gppo tried to convey the prisoner
to la aim. .1
application or the New York.
even 11 Hartford Railroad
“ y. the governor nail appointed
9;». eagan. rato.apo ce-
M 0 ll h of B i i ll
" it‘ll ovarnor has nuthoriacd the
Militia oi F. B. Show. of 'i‘orringu
lb lotto Home tor lnhurablca and ill
Yaaterday‘e 11mm.
At i’lttaburg'wNow York and Pitta
burg poutponcd, rain.
At Chicago—whine“) ti. Philadel’
llhia ii.
At St. inula~ilrooklyn it‘ll. Louie
American League standing.
w. l. l’
1
Philadelphia ........ 20 7 Mi
New York ......... til it .092
Hoaton ............. 10 1:1 .002
Duluth ............. 17 H .048
tileVoiand .......... iii 10 .404
Waahiogton ........ lit l8 Alli
Chicago ............ ii in .000
at. Louie ........... ii iii .222
m
it Veaterday’a Reunite.
At Hortonwlsoaton 4. Cleveland 3.
At Wuahingtotr-Waahiogbon 0. Do-
troil 2 (called and elath. rain).
At Phllndelphiav-Bi. Louie 0. Pbiial
dolphia 1.
At New York—«Chicago 5. New York
5 (called and 12th. darkneao.)
At the Metropolitan club a Now
York banker said of the law ii. McK
'l‘woinbiy:
"Mr. ’i’wombly. like ovary than of
the world. like every traveled and can
pet-lenced ”"00, did not believe in
giving thorn extravagant tlpa which
are often it high rather of iguorauac
than of gonamoliy.
“Mr. Twombly could“take hie own
part, too. it hla reaaonuhle tlpe were
ever received nuroaaonably. Once. i
remember. he drove me to the o ra
in a hall-om. and tho oahhy icon hie
Jolt and even llheraietip too mail.“
1 o
‘ggtvm th hare roofing-tr, 1
c y ‘ I" ‘ con “Dill 7
the coin mi W van. p .
“Drink. 1 ahauld
trem your noau,‘ acid Mr. 'l‘womhly.
with a amllo."
“M
l_ ita toiliaacounaotlcut lino
. pi tor the insane an a Itate pauper.
‘ .
” execution
think. 1003i!!! H
d it in wall far the aver an’l
peace that aha lau't a nlfl’l‘m . ' in
elm uh; ”inhibit. lull the lime
. 9 ll vault-illicit 11-7
. . When tho color tiaat “ a hold your
outtake. when youeiehl; j
7 . when you arch .
11' illhdooretaim“ will ‘
. '0 “there vitality. thot it la allod‘
h lmpuritiea. that you are in debt
gee oi’ acriotut illuctia.
fi'l‘li‘ene symptom a
mob nt thla' helium; hi a tow daya'
uac ‘ot-Margo, t new ,dlacovory that
her ouch, wonde l action in incl-cam
lug tharad cor uaoioa la the blood oud
oleauaiug it o impurities. will make
a great change for the better. The
retention noon appear in the checks.
the c at will regain their aparkle. the
step ill be youthful and apringy. and
you find ”that, tired feeling" a thing
at the peat.
in order that a thorough tent of
Marco may be made without it penny'n
coat. unleau it liner oil that la claim.
ed for it, the laboratory has aeut u
uantlty of 50c packugca to Frank H.
xterto he sold upon the dintiuct
agreement that the purchase price in
to berefuudcd without question or
quibble. if Margo little to give entire
eotlafnctlolt.
if you have any altiu eruption or
diseased, condition. due to impure or
inipovcriahcd blood, on Margo at
once, with the knowledge that it in
the only blood purlilar on the mnrket
that baa aunlclent merit to come out
boldly on the "No cure, no pay" plan.
A trio woeka‘ treatment coals only
I 50c at Front: ll. Baxter‘s
111110111 1111"”
iii Hill“ 1111
i30 in llauhury and Seventeen
in Hawaii by Attorney
Merritt
W
DANilliitY. May 25.-0ne hundred
and thirty Judgment liens were filed in
the oiliccn or the town clerk about half
past four Monday afternoon by Attor-
ttay Waiter (tuition Morrltt. of New
York, one of the caution! for i). iii.
linen-o t (30., in the autihoycott suit
of that firm agniuiit ofilcura and trium-
bcrn 0f the ilnitrd liaticra of North
America.
the 1110011111 of the judgment obtained
by the plnlntilla in the one in the
United States court. While an appeal
haa been taken by the dofeudunta in
the who the practice in the rodent
court penning the levying of execution
pending the decision of the cane upon
the npponi. will 0 in the aiate conrtu
an appeal not» 1111 a atey of execution.
The defendanta in the tpewe oaac aak»
ed Judge Plutl. at a moot hearing in
llurlfoi‘d. l0 litmu- a aluy of oaecullim
pondlng the bearing upon llMK'll and
.iudgi' Plait Mill that a rainy of tranche
lion would lw tirtiored if the defen-
ilunlu Wtiilld lilo a bond in tho aunt of
l. .(‘. $250,000, lei-in the value 111' the will ea-
Ncw liavi-u ........ it (i .700 late and bank decouple under attach-
Waterbury ......... it 7 .0127 merit. '{bla bond has not been illi‘il
Hartford ,,,,,,,,,,, iii 7 .632 and the clay of judgment line not been
Bridgeport ......... iii i1 .010 ordered.
Springfield ......... ll 10 .524 Of the ilenn flied Monday no were
Hoiyoke ............ 7 12 um; placed upon property that was utiaclt
Northampton ....... 7 it ‘litzl on when the units were brought The
other twenty liuna have been placed
upon property belonging to the deft-u
dauta that war: not attached at that
time and some of which baa bong ac.
quired by individual defendnnta in the
unit. attire the original uttechmculu
were made.
Attorney Morfllt naid attcr filing the
item that tho aiep waa a pmlot‘tivo
nun and did not mean that immediate
notion was to be taken to acquire title
to any or the real entail. under attach-
iuent. lie explaltwd that under the law
an liturbmoni immune invalid union
was levied within four
months or the lliilt' judgment won on-
tcrod. The law roqnlrua the lnvyiug of
execution withivrtwo iuontliti upon per~
aoual properly untior atlochmont and
that mean- that the attorneya for the
plaintllfa in the Loewe one will icvy
execution upon the accouuia of the do
fendenta now undor attachment in the
local hauka within a abort time. There
la between “0.000 and 800.000 bank In
couuta under attachment. Thia money
beconioa the property of the plaintiffn
immediately upon the levying of on»
cotton. Attorney uorrltt aald that the
money. when taken by procoaa of‘ on»
cotton, would be damned in about no
cure piano. or perhape loft in tho pron
out dcpoeltorlea until the tidal decision
of the cam upon the appeal.
Tho value of the real oalato levied
0- upon Monday la estimated at about
880.000. A aiatement that came from
Washington. D. 0.. it My days ago we-
to the oeffct that a national aaaoaa
inept would be taken by the American
Fineration of Labor in pay the Judo
ment in the lantern cane abould the
judgment be contained by the Court
0! Appeal». Thomymeut of the lung.
ment by thin tucana would be followed.
oi retiree, by the toluene at the real
eatatc under lien.
Attorney Merritt came in Norwalk
yaaterday and placed hour on the
property oi aevcnteeu mombera of the
Hattera' Union. iivl ’in Norwaik. in
connection with the re aileir. The
llena were filed aaginet tho following:
Fauton Beet-a, Albert Borg. Edward
Cunningham. George A. Deere. Addie
eon Hat away. Patrick floating, Jamea
Kinnane. Thoma.- he.“ Robert
Paar-lion. John Railway. «tho 0. Roon-
oy, 'l‘hotnaa it. flounder-a John W. Scul-
luy. iiirncat 'l‘almadga li‘rciiorlck 'i’ay-
lor. Peter Ward and W. I. Wolaeit.
‘ W .
MAiNl onauia‘r oaao.
PORTLAND. lite“ May llh.-Frauklln
Clement Robiuaon a loading chenilai
and health authority. litoa of uncar-
dltieaae at the . i hoe ital
here today. Frill. h neon waa . a
in heat Orrlngton, 11 mt. wan gratin
noted, ‘ Bowdolnia college in tail!
and for two yearn atodladchamiatry at
arvard. lie wan profeaaor oi chem—
lairy at nowdulu into atata aaaayer.
lie wan dormeriyhmlda t or the A111-
crlcauPubllc Bonito A ion and
can an author at auroral atandard
t hooka
o
‘ Mat liter «illicit anti mar
capeoiaiiy com- ‘
abroad and at home, to then with a
The tiling of the item lit a.
formal atop toward thencdlldctiou oi'
i it
ill
, ,. Will 0111
Will. in I.
.on'iiw “no on
I g a a ra on 0
8200.000 for the tariii goal; propelled
by the dproaidontl‘jtont‘dlcnta in him
acoepto . on banal: or the Republican
party the ohailcngb oi the Demonrata
to light out the tail «monoclonal, cam-
palguiipon the iaa‘uo of "Protection or
iron trad ."
"We welcomo the issue in the firm
belief that the people of tho country
are afraid to truat the government in
your bandit."
Duplae Fm Trlda‘l
Mr. Hill raid: "We believe that the!i
doapiac your 'troe tritdc‘ policy. and
will not. consent to exhale their whole
industrial ayetom to rnpreaaiou and
utitgltaliou im the utrongih If your
promlce to give them- another general
ttrid' revision within a war.
if" you wiah to giro a firm found»
tion to ltepubllcan faith in this re-
upcci. vole solidly against the appro-
priation for the tnrlff board, and by
that vote allow to the people that like
the Bourbon» of 11 century ago. you
are living In the pant, and are coir
tent on to llvo. knowing nothing and
caring nothin for the future and the
conetmtly c unging conditions of
lilmte modern limos."
$260,000 for land.
Mr. Hill bailed his contention that
the tariff board nhould be. granted the
0260.000 attired. to be used in the
gathering of information upon the
«out oi prixiuctlon or foreign made
gods, upon the plnnk in the Renoir
llcun plntform 0! I000. tic auoried
that no “liutiou equalling the differ:
once between the coat of production
muouahle proilt to t c American
manufacturer" had been rocognlted
on tho moat that. the anthoriaatlon of
a board to obtain much information
concerning foreign made good» was A
logical tuinacqueaco. Theac ooilcctlonu
of tiaurca. be until. would work no
harm to anyone, and would be of in
calculable benefit to future mngroitaofl
in rovinlug the tariff lawn.
Preparing Payne Bill.
The difilculticir oncounteml by tho
Wnyu and hicaup committee. of which
hc la n inciubor. in obtaining the»
facts in preparation for tho Payne
bill were reviewed by Mr. Hill. He
spoke of his own plan to have tho
cenaua bureau gather atatlatica re
naming rolila alumni from domcatli'
muuufacturt-rn, which failed bocauar
of the lack of a MWCII. appropriation
authorising such an investigation.
Bitch luatanoce no occurred. when-
Amcrlcan niannfnriurara volunteered
information regarding homo and for
clan chain of production. ho raid.
proved of tho pullout aim» to tilt
l‘l'mllllllt‘l‘. and no limit bad rttnultml
10 the tunimiueiuror front hlu t-onli
dour-nu. Willi :1 tariff board in» or
good. ovary schedule. and the entire
nation, would bum-lit.
Might Remedy Abuua.
hir. illll iooh tho part of the hill
main computer. in referring to tilt
waitlblilty that u tnriff hoanl with out
flolcut. mode to gather complete ate»
lion. might reveal abuaoa Jo the or
leting larifi arhcduir-n. "if that be
found." he declared. "every reproach-
tallve. rcgardloau of hie politica.
aliouid bo in furor or a reduction on
such articles. an it matter of Justice
to all of tho people not engaged in
tin production,"
Included in the record of Mr
Hiii'u arguments, which were printed
In the Cougroanionni Record by per
miualou, wan u lengthy quotation from
an interview with the preaideut. pub
linked in o well known mention for
June.
Speaking of the Maria to obtain
accurate information regarding mail
of production abroad. ho liald:
"An effort wua made. however. it
eeciireauch information, for rarly in
the hummer of not an elaborate nlr
cular wau prepared and not out
through the lnatrnrneulailty of the
Slate depurttnuat to all diplomatlr
and conanlar nicora ahroad. aakllr
'or precinc in mutation which tin
declaration of the national platfortr
loomed to lllIlit‘ neceeaary. So far at
by knowledge in concerned. title at
tempt to ueruroilnforntation from for
:aigu atollrlitiit was a complete and total
‘aiiuro, both by yea-on of the delay in
returning the reporta and of the in-
complaie uud inexact character 01
tuch report: when they were received
Sent Ascot. to Corona.
"Biuuilai agents were aont to Rumor
to atudy particular liuca oi induatry.
and particularly all the information
trout torelgn moment which the corn-
lnlttoe received canto from the report
Jr Mr. (lrahum with reference to the
textile luduatry and (ram the report
it Mr. Pepor with reference to iron
and atoel.
"in addition to all thin, the coin.
ultteo met in Wuhington on Novcm‘
our 10. 1008. d for two and one-
llaif niontbii we to derail ia‘daiiv
aeaaion, irom it o. to. often until mid-
night. hearing hundrcde of wituaaaoa
1nd auhiecting them to moat rigid
iron-examination of their elatel
manta. in thla work the Republican
membera who were to he tea aaihla.
for the hill were very «footie , aided
by their Demon tic Klingon. and
were heartily 00:)?“ ated by that
Whflt the interior cloud noon
thoroughucaa an impartiality with
which the work had 1 done. iMore
than 8.000 pagoa of .llnony were
taken and printed from important.
home and foreign. manutactcrare.
oououmm. worklugtuca. ea innate.
and. indeed. frompaople oi. ‘ clan»
and conditiona oi guanine, and
all or theaa decent _ and thou vol-
ulnar of tanning were conataully
died and anemia through the long
weary month which hollowed down
to the completion of the home bill on
March 17, 1000. .
"i had little talth in the beginning
that the committee would more
. till it ’
v
on Banana in “termination oi articlea
Tocuntrlea of Europa with Anaerl
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31833031," 4' . e p ‘ e ea ‘ 0e D moi
all code ' . - . innarware
thla week. ‘ Eskbhsbed 1857- Continues.
Special Four Du
s’ Stile of Porch Furniture
, Willow. Pflii‘le “Grass and ludiafi Splint
Prairie Grits
in forest green and humble]
brown finishes for hummer living
mums and porches. Tito Furni—
ture of which one never lll‘l’S.
Rockers. Chairs
and Tables.
Virilit- $1.51) lot $3.50
Value $7.25 for 8530
\"niiio $10.75 for 88.60
Value $12.50 for $10.00
Value $14.50 for 8".“
Value $15.00 . for $12.00
Porch SWillgS'
Value $12.75 for $6.50
Villllt‘ $liux) for $8.00
\‘ulue $1L50 for 13.75
Value $8.75 for £4.50
liar Buhgalowa and Veranda.
Willow
In natural, browu, forest green
and silver gray, all weather-proof
finish.
Rockers.
Value $17.25 {or 3x330
Value $18.50 for $14.80
Value $9.25 for $7.40
Divaus.
”all prices, so ill) not delay. i
Large Rockers with wide arms.
Large Roch-re. bigiibuckcd.
Ladiel’ Rockers. coiivcuicnt for
The above special with tlotib
V aluc $24.00 for $19.20
Value $32.00 for $5.60
Value $42.50 for $34.00
Chairs.
Value $18.00 ‘ for $14.40
Value $16.75 {or $13.40
Value $8.50 for $6.80
Tables.
anuc $7.25 for $5.80
Value $3.50 for $2.80
Wood Baskets.
Valui- $2.50 for $2.00
Valui- $3.25 for $2.60
iron braces underneath.
sewing
lc re'cii scutsaml backs.
Ladiea’ Sewing Rockers. finished in green. natural. or wcnlllcrcil
link. 110 extra charge for colors,
Porch Rockera. very apeciai.
\Vt‘llfll's‘ilal‘. 'l‘lui railay, Fritla)
l nuggmted early in the hummer to
the committee that there was 11
neuron of information which i
thought would be of great value to
the committee in reaching its con-
clunloua. and thnt was the knowledge
which it waa absolutely certain Ameri-
can nianulnciiirera [maxed will)
warn operating .manulacluring on
tuhllubmeniu in thin and other court-
irlea. and that if we could procure a
hat of such monufacturcra from the
coneua bureau l waa confident out
the information which the commune
wanted could be secured. for i knew.
from my own obeervailpu willie trav‘
cling to diifercnt countries of the
world that there can hardly an
American induatry of importance
which waa not rcpmaottted in foreign
countriea by branch entahiinbmenta.
or catahliamentn in which Antorican
capital was employed.
Cancun Had Flatt.
"i wait dcicntt‘d by the chalrtoan
of the committee to procure auch a
hat. and .applied to the director at tho
(tonsils to that and. and area informed
that while there wail probably an
amount of 800000.000 of Amrlcan
capitol engaged to production abroad.
yet the census buhau bad no record ,
of alien catabllahmcnla. oomwhai
careful examination of hie mailer
wag entered upon by the director, and
I am later advised that the amount
of capital named by him in hie pro
viona communication wan; much too .
email. but that the bureau had no
power to enter upon the .iaveetlgatiou
which i dcnircd without amino lag
ialatiou by congreaa, and had
fuuda available for the workman .
aouroe of information was thua cloaed
to us. it is undoubtedly true. however.
that more than five hundred mllllona
0f dollara oi American capital in no
employed in foreign countries.
Ginger Factory Abroad.
"i have neon a factory of the fling
or flowing Machine Company. 0! Elin-
oethport. N. .l. in (lien or. soothed.
where l wan told that it. employ”!
were at work making Singer acwiug
machinea. it to inconceivable that.
thia great aatabllehmcnt could not .
give preciae. accurate and detailed
information of the exact coat or mak-
ing lowing machinea in each of time
:ountrlea. he General Electric
Scrutiny. wit ita enorm a plant In
Schenectady. N. Y.. la la to have
connected factsoriea in adult of the
treat oouutriee or Europe. in my
own dialrict an eatabllahoiant engaged
in the manufacture or rubber novelty
toodal aurora year: ago opened a
large plant for the manufacture in
inndoo to aupaiy lta Mafia trade.
No lean than ”00.000000 or Amerb
canoapital la aaid to be employed in
ldantical with thou turned out in the
home eatahllahmenta. and the amount
an employed in Iieaico alone in all
fol-ma of production. manufacturing.
mining and agriculture. la. eald by
acme to gate more than live
hundred toll on of not a. and i
was no advlaeii on a vi’ t to that
country iaat tell. 1 bath , _ Anteri-
oau aboaa made by Amer 11 capithl
in Germany. till! it in .1 “ll 0W0
tact the a llaucea otthe in ,‘rlu.
can on Mac lucry . patty 5;»
now being utlllaod to hint ot 11
Wt...
F0
fore baa there been ouch variety
ponae. This week we invite
White Piece Gooda.
your
Crinklcti Seersucker:
/
wlvoa to want
pain.
Ilugland are an i1 aa almoet to con»
not the duplica 11 or American tan
toriea in tboee countrie- ou patented
articles under a natty of forfeiture
oi petunia-if ace manufacturing 111
not prompely outcrop upon.
Mutt Ware coat.
«"Undor theae circumatancea it la
aheurd to claim t iaucir antennae
In coat or product 11 an it provided
tor In the Republican‘aatlnnal plat-
form an ‘the true. manure of proton
ticn' cannot be entertained from
our own people and“. itithout relying
at all open the garbled or coiorad
ttatanientn or foreign manufacturora.
ttatemcuta‘ largely], prepared . for the
purchase of undervaluatlon (of foreign
:mhortationai at the coaloinrhouaa
but to more thlii lamination iron
you; own people it it labaolutely deco“
llaa thatexoarta ahouid. he audio at!
in
in ey given-lo carryton e work.
all it m‘hitlfaot to the t eupal
ibaorvor that t c abort. ‘ rind 0’
time eta till ft m the ililo ding 0i
.rom tho atata degartuiaut. circulara
tile infcmatlorhw tell it mimetic
a ltal.and no aroma, ‘ aopa‘. '
lagoon“. Th0“ ' ‘ataht ill: or 15':
hubby and thong recently commit "y
1
0 naio‘na cop‘vautioth ill
. . . .. a
lilo uhihiiahh rightful
' I‘ll
0
our.
abundance of tuna and audio on".
Jim‘ L
the» allot"
indliin splint
Of a warm. rich brown color.
very strongly made anrlreinforced
with steel bands. The ideal Fur-
niture for bungalows.
Rockers.
Value $8.00 for $6.40
Value $9.50 for $7.60
‘. Divana.
Value $12.75 for stoma
Value $14.50 " for $13.60
Chairs.
Value $3.25 for $0.60
Value $6.50 for $5.90
Value $8.00 for 86.40
, Tables.
Value $0.50 ' for, $5.20
Value $9.50 ‘ for .
Taboureta.
Value $4.00 ‘ for $3.00
Wood Baskets.
Value $400 for 83.00
value price
. $3125 0am
$2.75 , use
i $2.00 $1.60
$1.00 80:
85C 596
' 11ml Saturday only.
itrtii floor. Carpet Store elevator.
The D. M. Read Co. '
White Piece Goods
This has been a remarkable season tor Wash Fain-lea. . Never be
in styles and beauty in weaves. Our
recelu diaplai' ot Colored Wuh Fabrica brought an appreciative res.
ioapection of our large variety in
indiaLinons,lrorn - - *2 ”sc‘tozsc
Nainaooka. - - - . 13c 3 25¢
PM. Lions. - - - ~ 18c 35c
muons. - - ~ - . 201: to 25¢
DreademeifioParbhn iongCloth; W. hier-
oeriaed Biddle; White Swlaa."piain and dotted;
:Wbite Crepeatii‘aney ‘ ’
White Gooda, cum and duped.
Prom thcae one can make a satisfactory selection for Graduation
Dmaett. Receptiona and other special oeca lone. Also {or the general
wear for which White Goods Ire now so cacrvcdly popular.
Special Prices on Numerous items
A Dickernt [an 81 Son
84 Washington St; South Norwalk
a...
. .
in Porcelain Lined stain and stationary Wash Tubs
for the home or bouaea‘you are putting up. and en-
peclaily If they are oi our high grade. well appearing
kind they will be a great lndnoameut tor cleanly house-
to live thero.
Our kind aavca putting out‘ money” constantly for re-
The Jones a notation- C0.
17 wau. arnaar
HoftWALK, court.
title wholly impouihla. But that the
information can and would be ae-
cured at the earlieat tremble now
would mm to be equally clear. and
to provide that come one ehwiil he
treated with the authority to do thin
to put witueeeea under oath. to con»
pol g ahowiug of ooate, and to be able
to point out nautical uttatakee in the
ratea praacrihed in the pro-cut or any
tutor-o tart! hill.” in accordanm
therewith. ll the clear duty of Con-
greaa.“ ' .
, . W
ILUNmN OAK DIITRDYID.
commotion. Ii] lli.-uet
night'e awful “hood to daetructlon
0i the hiltoric mutation oak, Darh .
Pa. whichllad grown to lulu to at“
during 101 outline . life of! real-I.
hilt: torch new!“ in;
of 10, . continental, in floated
what my in.,,Aog11et,;1i , while
th walla cotton w to meet the
3H lab, at 011010de rd. lateral
ears ago philanthro in women'of the
,h the on it part or the
"itch cement the thumb
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Norwalk Chronicler